Beijing ☭ Biden Grovels Harder: He Still Wants to Talk to China

The weak Biden Administration is being dominated by China, as they continue with their policies of appeasement. Read Gordon Chang’s piece below.

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#China’s top two “diplomats” came to #Alaska in March to lecture, rant, and humiliate us, but Prez #Biden still wants to talk to #XiJinping: https://t.co/fbDy9NL7z7. In these circumstances, it’s better to not “engage.” This president, however, never learns. @GatestoneInst

— Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang) June 23, 2021

Our adversaries are emboldened by the weak policies this Administration has put in place. They are making you and your children less safe.

— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) June 22, 2021

Biden Never Learns: He Still Wants to Talk to China

By Gatestone Institute, January 23, 2021

• Call this another Biden debacle in the making.
• China, it is evident, is now in no mood for substantive discussions, other than, of course, for the purpose of accepting America’s surrender.
• American leaders, administration in and administration out, think it is important to meet face-to-face with adversaries, that they can somehow reason with them. That view is naïve, arrogant,
• And almost always incorrect. Chinese leaders of the communist variety often talk of “friendship” but are ruthlessly pragmatic, and often just ruthless. For them, personal feelings have no value in relations with other states.

• Personal diplomacy with Beijing is counterproductive: Americans chase after the Chinese and the Chinese take advantage of this eagerness. The incessant pursuit of Beijing makes America, in the eyes of the Chinese regime, an easy mark.
• If the reports about Dong are accurate, Biden should be now talking about imposing the most severe costs on China, not chasing after Xi Jinping to begin a conversation. America should, among other things, cut trade, end investment, prohibit technical cooperation, perhaps stop all travel altogether. Biden definitely should close China’s remaining four consulates in the U.S. and send virtually all Chinese embassy officials home. The President should announce it is the policy of the United States to end communist rule in China.
• Chinese officials took Canadian hostages, known as “the two Michaels,” in December 2018 and have held them since because they knew Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would do nothing about it. The Chinese believed Trudeau would do nothing because he had spent his career desperately trying to court China. — Charles Burton of the Ottawa-based Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
• So, President Biden, stop turning the other cheek and start performing your most fundamental constitutional duty: Protecting America from foreign enemies

President Joe Biden, according to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, wants to begin a new round of “engaging” China.

Call this another Biden debacle in the making.

On June 17, after the troubled meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Sullivan told reporters that Biden “will look for opportunities to engage with President Xi going forward.”

“Soon enough, we will sit down to work out the right modality for the two presidents to engage,” Sullivan said. “It’s now just a question of when and how.”

How about never?

The U.S. and China have already engaged each other. Sullivan and Secretary of State Antony Blinken sat down with China’s top two diplomats, Politburo member Yang Jiechi and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in Anchorage in the middle of March.

Yang and Yi did not come to Alaska to talk to the Biden administration; they came to rant, lecture, and humiliate. Blinken and Sullivan should have sent the Chinese “diplomats” packing as soon as they went on a bender for the benefit of the cameras.

China, it is evident, is now in no mood for substantive discussions, other than, of course, for the purpose of accepting America’s surrender.

Ned Price, State Department spokesman, on the same day said the President believes “there is no substitute for personal diplomacy.”

 

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